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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
Electric E5ticrs.

This remedy IS becoming 50 well known
and so popular rs to Eeed no special men
rjon. All who have used Electric Bi-teEs
sing the same song Of pTaise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and IL is guaranteed
tg do al that is claimed. Electric Bl'ters
..l.l ca5c an dis. G-es uI the Liver and Kid
usys, aud viii remove Pimples, E0.s, salt
I;reum and other elections caused by i'm
pure bIaOd.-WsE drive MalaTial from
She sH,ten and prevent as well as cu-e ali
Ma.agal fsveIs. For cure OF Headache,
Constipation aud Indigestion try Electric
B.lttrs EutIrc satisfaction guaranteed. og
money refuuIeL.-Prir1 20 cts. and s.. per
bottle 81 p James drug store.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09

SHEEIFF's SALES sheriff Cray on Mon
day last, disposed Of tie following proper
ties at Sheriff's sale
Al! the right, title and interest of Thomas
DumpHy ia lot Cf CrCu-d - 81. Augustine
containing ore Hnd = ha.r acres, having
thereon erected a tgyO story dwelling house
and store room, wd~ sa!d 10 Ms Anna
Amanda DumDhy Tor 81 30
All the right. title aid interest Os Thomas
DUmpny IN tWC story plank Uuusc at D-an
station, was sold 10 Ms. Anna Amanda
Dumphy for $50.
All the right. title and interest Of Ii. c.
Ga-mans ni. in aud - . piece q:
GTCuud in the East ward, OF E"cuS0urg,
having thereon erected 2 two story frame
house and a two story frame - - and pla ming
mil!' WAS sold - I. H. uei-t for s., 22j
All the right. title and interest of +. NJ
Bradley. OF, ia aud 20 = lot Of ground n Tna-
nr!h!Il, having thereon erected a ore and Il
half story house. was sold To the The PsO
pies Building and Loan Association, OF
Altoona. Pa. for $500
Trr sale of al he right, title and iuteres
of Luke LeaTy, in a lot OF ground IN Ches
SpTIngs was adjourned until the 1&;h .!
October next.
The sale Of all thu right title and interest
Of George ". FlenDer. in 30 acres Of land il
Adams township, vas adjourned antil W ed
Eesdav, when il was sold 10 Samuel Flennel
for $50.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
MARRIAGE LICExsEs ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses we've
Issued by the CLERK Ht the Orphans Count
for the week ending Wednesday. September
:. 1857:
James Fisher, ir., and Jennie Lam5srson,
East Conemaurh.
frederick Miller. ir.. Jot tns,own and Ma
ria l.. Ein4istOn, CULcmaugh.
Joseph \. Cruyle and Carrie NJ. BgacIlsr,
GrUUUtUwu.
Ephraim ShafIer and Rachel TeeteT, Rose
dale.
Casper NaGer, Altoona, b.ai- county, Pa,
and Christina BOaud, CaITuIi township.
Ellarian II Gray and Mary Regina Yah
HeT, Elder township.
Francis y. Baker, SCsquehanHE township
aUd Victoria y. Nahn-r, Chest twp
owen ). Jones and Mary Jones, Blairsyille
Intersection, WestmnTeland CO.. Ia.
Charles Farm Gsalt and Rose Kriss, Clear
field township.
Samuel ReIghard and Fannie Lightner.
MisgIi!s borough.
Cranes A. Pau! and Dora b. Reynolds
JJhnstOgn.
Giles Gibson aud Clara S.ckenber2er. In
diana county.
Frederick J. ShaHer aud Rosie I;itt-user,
JonusIOwu.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09

NrNCLIEE-DfeI, in Lrretto, on Thurs
LAY September !, lHS1, aJ the residence of
he son Hugh McHCilen, Mrs R-DeCcI Nc
Mullen, aged Il years Il months and is
DAYS.
The subject CT this uoaca was horn in
Huntingdon county On the 18th, sept. 1902
Twenty years atte.ward she removed with
her family 20 rhis county. and in 1929 was
married 10 James McNuHen. and settled
with him on the farm near Lo-ero, where
she resided until within i've years OF her
..rath. She was Ha.s.-zai and married by
'!.e -'usUjous Fa,fr- GalIitzin and carried
cut with uuswerying fidelity, during Ter
.o-E and cH-caegel lie, the maXiIus and
7IlEc,n,es Of that apostolic priest. The
death by drowning Of her husband near
Harrisburg il Nov. 1917; the loss of her
uaug.ste- Su>auuaA, inst Crowd to woman
hood ID lS6l, and in 1862 the fatal woundinC
OF heT sou Alexander, at the battle Of Antie-
tam Sept. u, were blows which tried to the
utmost the f0rtltude and patience which dis
tiEguisred her taTOugh life. Her Youngest
son james followed them to the grave in
MAY 1874. Purified 10y many trials and mucn
SUFFERING always borne with Christian
resignation, she received in her last moments
all the consultations OF religion and died IN
the bcpc Of happy eternity. Her suryiv
in children are John \. and Hugh r. of
Lorctto, Henry CT JOhnstowc, Michael OF
Coa,pCrc and Ms. Wm. Ticrn@y Of Cambria
township. She was the eldest sister Of
James McDernit, deceased, late of Ebens-
burg, and OF Jane McDerm;t OF Loretto.
May her soul rest in peace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
Ladies Wanted.

4 lady agent - va. ted III every city and
reTs for NJ tDANIE NOOD'S Corset and Cord
e Corset Waists, TamgicO Forms, HCs5
supporters steel PROTECTORS. Lad'rs' Friend.
e'c. AI~nrs aTc making from Twenty 70
Fifty dollars week.
send for circulars aGd price list TO 3,
WOOD. Il South Sa!iua Street. Syracuse
Nv York.
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pnnrrIou.c stntIsrIcs.
The following orders were granted by the
p0Ur Directors a. their meeting On Sept. .,
anckIen,- ArnIcn saIve.

The best sa!yr in the world for cats.
Bruises. Sores, UileJs, salt Eueum, Fever
SOrCs, TeJTer, CulpUed Hands, Chilioiains,
Corus and az SEiu E5upt.uus, and positively
cures I'l'es 90 uu pay required IL Is guar
..ltgtI - give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price p e-Uts per box For sac
~ /. jane and W. ". McAteeTI OF LCrettO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09

JAS Purity WlOlesomeness of the Royal Baking
havete
acreal
ILOsptates other substance E G.
q i
IA
have Powder
efoma teaa alba
oogy,
$ Assayer NassI
Of
t1e---- 49, O'e- LII "O'1'
Powders shown by Chemical
oume
calculated the being indicated This
Powder knows by practical experience that while
the advaut
wdersto be Of
: o as nd
they All powders,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given u The public not 20 rur
chase % note sIEue4 Iy John q. NnilLan and
llsEuLa Agu.man. drawn in favor o. Eltcu
igsscr ior The su,n % s5l as the note Il already
.ualL. All persons are hereby cautioned against
t,,,--hasfr.. IL JOHN &. W Him AN.
AIAIL<DA NlLLAAS.
Susquhauua Twp, aug. @5, So. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09

a lElNlS NA &. :. = - -NHifCE--
\ I.efrers GI adlni p lsuration on the estate Of
: -e1 Harry ui sf4lltIziu borough, deceased. hay
.ug acou granted 70 the El.-eTsiGncd. notice is
he-e5v uINcn g. ell persons indebted 70 said e--
fatc 20 make payment without delay. and those
,yfyr., claims z.alust tie same vill present them,
l.ral.erIy l.taeLIic4teI iu- settlement.
DANIEL HENRY.
Summit u An. % 1857 C.. Admir-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
TO THE ? EOPLE Of FBFTGRURG

We hardly think it necessary to warn YOU
against buying Fall goods before seeing what
we have got for the coming season. You have
learned from past experience that our goods are
the best and cheapest and our way Of doing bus
iness fair and square
When the proper time comes our Mr.. Norris
Woof will visit your town with the largest and
handsomest stock Of Fall and Winter clothing
we ever exhibited and atpciccs below everybody
else. Let no inducemCnt whatever cause YOU to
buy before YOU inspect our goods No matter
what other merchants promise yoU We can and
VIII DO better You shall have due notice Of
the date Of Mr. Woolf"s visit
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
r,,-.,-1srr rArnR,s NOTICE.

A UNI,[ISTRh TORS NOTICE
Z Letters ef ADMIN ni s.rsttIon on the estate OF
= rpS en- q JEallau lCce4sci, having been grant
eli 10 the undersigned, notice Is hereby HiNeh 70
~ ,,q~sors fDae,,..d u sa-f estate q make pay
meat without celay and those having claims
against the same vill present them properly au-
rHCrtIcated Tor settlement. A. ". ~ On.
Ell.uss ssu-., Ia.. Au-. %, 49,, d. Adm r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
September i3 and IA, 1887,
D,-1vISTKATOR,S NOTICE.

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
y Letters Of administration CPOn the estate
o. James and Susan NcNullen- late Of Chest
Sa-.ugs Borough. Cambria county. deceased hav-
lIg been granted 20 the uE-ers2ued noLce ls
hereby given 70 those Indebted 10 sald estate 70
rna.. irnmcliate payment. and those having
claims VIII present item, properly anthenJca-
ted for settlement. J y lSt.'NAN'
Aan-r. Of James and susan SIcofuilcn. deed.
aug. - a.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09

The largest stock Of hardware ever offered in
the County can be found al mv store. I am
now selling many goods at much les, than | can
replace them for, but [ viii continue 10 sell at
Bottom Prices until am compelled to repenis!,
my stock. When YOU want a cooking or heating
stove, tinware hardware nails, iron glass trunks
and farming implements, call and see nay stock
and learn my prices. A., -,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court OF the County of Cam
r-Ia. To the heirs and legal representatives Of
I}r~rnrf DuueEaU. G,reasrd-
t.IrFrING. You are hereby cited % De a-G ap-
near before the Judge OF the Orphans Court, 70
he held at Ebeusburp, on The hrst ManGay OF
September next. then and there 10 accept OF re-
iuse 70 tase the real estate Of Bernard Dunegan.
dec ased At the the appraised valuation put upon
II hv An inquest duly awarded by the said Court
OF show cause why trustee should not be az
pointed 10 sell the same.
JOSEPH y, GRAY,
July -. 1887. II. Sheriff.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Hints for Baby's Health.

"'An ounce Of prevention is worth pound
Of cure is ali old and time honored saw, but
it Is one parents would do well to remember
in these days Of Group, measles and diph-
theria," said prominent physician recently to
q reporter. Zone of the first safeguards
against disease is pure air and exercise.
Nothing increases the activity of the lungs
like bodily exercise, and in order that it may
be beneficial to the whole system it should be
carried on in the open cir. Some Of them arc
too young to leave the nursery, and it is here
that their little lives are very often imperiled
by ignorant mothers and nurses. Gas and
parafflne lamps should never be used in the
nursery. In almost every room where gas is
burned plant viii droop and die. Children
are like plants; they require above all things
pure air, light and sunshine-not gaslight,
but daylight, sunlight, and as much of it as
possible The nursery in my house is the
largest and sunniost room under the roof. In
it there are no heavy hangings to hold the
dust and obscure the light, nor arc there any
gas pipes. Gas is injurious in many ways.
Its light is too strong for babes eyes; it alb
serbs all the pure air in the room before the
child can get q chance to initiate its little
lungs with oxygen; its heat is enervatiIg, and
there is always the danger Of leakages. These
leakages may he SO small US to be impercepti.
BILE, but quite largo enough to be pernicious
to health.
Purity Of water, however, is almost as es-
sential as purity Of atmosphere. This can be
had by boiling all the water necessary for the
nursery before it is used. Such treatment
removes all impurities and destroys their eff
feet Another good thing to remember is the
necessity that exists for fat in some form as
an element of ohildren's diet. / have seen
fathers and mothers, to whom the cost of the
article was nothing, deny their children suf-
ficient butter to make their bread palatable
This is wrong Butter should never be
spared. ANY parent who denies their chill
dren this commodity deserves to pay the doc
tor, and to pay him well, too. Children who
are given enough butter and other fats rarely
suffer from nccrosed joints and scrofulous
glands, to say nothing Of marasnus tables,
mesenterico, hydrocephalus and consump-
ton. Besides the ounce of prevention mat
ter, parents would do we'll to bear in mind
that other old saw, which advises us not to
be penny wise and pound foolish.-New York
Mail and Express. .
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
A Woman's Thoughts on Women.

have been sitting by the fire knitting and
thinking, trying to plan out something for
the future, until III sheer WEAKNESS | stop
and come TO the conclusion that too much
thinking Is not good for a woman. They say
she jumps at conclusions and gains tho same
result that man arrives at by laborious effort.
/ feel sure l was nearer right on the subject
an hour ago than i an now, after trying to
see all sides Of il, and losing my courage over
its dangers. call to mind Mary Lyon, the
founder Of Mount Holyol,e Female seminary,
and her rule CT action which she taught her
pupils: walk straight IN the path OF duty,
satisfied TO see one step at time, and trust
that light viii come for the next STEP and
she assured them from her own experience
that light always came. Mary Lyons nature
was a strong, rugged one, of the true New
England type, and her brave spirit did
not shrink If the light disclosed sharp rocks
for her feet instead Of tender grass; but she
reached her goal of great usefulness to other
women and gave them health and strength
that has been, and will be, handed down to
many generations Her rule rreSupposes q
strong faith in everything spiritual agencies,
and also firm adherence to duty, whether
pleasant or painful VIII i. apply to tie
DTSSSilb EelleI dIiA LSip Us, tct
in rearing q large family of Children upon a
limited income. VIII it decide the question
of what our young men and ma;der,s shall do
when they come to the fork in the read where
they must choose for themselvesi VIII it de-
eide for Us, when our work for them seems
done for the presentl They are gone from
Us, and yet we are ne. quite ready to curl up
In the chimney corner and rest-Lucy Hol-
brook in Herald OF Health
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
"we.ve Got .eu on Our List -

Lots $50 and 90 Emporia ave, Ferrell's q
odd, between 12th and 18th SITS, s., 800. Cast
81 600, bal 3, and { mos
Lots A, 46, IS, 50, Park Plsce ave, HeTsy!
add, Us tt deep, s., 500. 1920 cesh.
Lots Z, 9, II, Market It Hoover's add c
Is # of l4th st, s2,7oo. sl,0c0 cash, bal 3
5 and mos.
100 # f on Clsvelund ave, beg 100 # Of
Frisco ave on street car line, 81, 200. 81 800
cash. Win sell 81 # at saris rate,
Lots 6s, 20, ~, "A Qo5 ftl. Ark ave
Kansas City add cor Belle st, I 81, 400. $50
cash, bal 3, 5, and ii mos, s per cent.
Lots ~, 80, 81, %, blk 2, hillweod ave
Junction Town Co. add, 81, eco $500 cash
Lots 90. 81 81, elk 2, Millwood ave juno
ton Town Co add, 81, $50. $50 cash, bal
mos. per cent.
Lot blk 10, Park Wilde add ll2ox310 fiji
n and front cor ST. Louis ave and Florence
st, price $500. Terms easy.
Lot blk 'E, y Ferrell's 4th add t}00,3oo II
making 10 LOTS, Tarsy ave on the west,
" oodland ave on the east and Carey ave
nth ST with the street railway on the north.
The cheapest and best inside residence prop
erty in Wichita today. The electric motor
line VIII be completed to within one block OF
this property within 6 weeks For sale al
$500 per lot, on easy terms.
REED, JACKMAN & Co,
dag 6t Room 8, IA y Main ST.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

self respecting a which does
advertise home Point Addition
The Rapid COmpany Motor Line along tsfrOnt by
Kellogg and the Boulevard brings or
within fifteen OF the OF Main Douglas You
home If eight blocks
any line.
Now while this desirable
at than adjacent
lying the The prevailing winds which
Point Addition item OF Importance to house
These other advantages you
other
around Wichita.
always show OF the
above GODFREY 81 COWLEY,
Douglas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Kansas City Gram and Provisions.


RAssAs CITY. May7
Daily Indicator r-eorrs wheat steady: No. ( red,
cash. 69ls bid 20 asked, Jur~ ~. bic July - asked
No 2 SOFT, cash on bids or Offers.
Gem higher; No. cash. Sc bid. 3ESf asked; June
35E bid July 5sa bid. 3s3s asked; No. white cash
b bid. $50 asked.
Osts. No. Z cash. no bids or Offers June q bid.
Rye. so. 2 cash 49, bid 5l1{ ask d.
Hy-Ffm; fancy small baied. - So ler;e, IS 20.
Flax seed-9o.
Batter-Creamery. fancy. ~; fine dairy. 70
Checse-Fuli cream. lag l5n: fats .GL9.
Eggs-Steady. 81 per dog
Flour, dull, steady; quotations xxss Xxx -
a G5; family o. lVGti ~ csice 81 stgl 50, faucy 10
extra fancy 81 5)4l IS; patent 81 glep2 10
Corn heal.-Green. Is; drted, So choice yellow -
bulk. 7219.
Bran-Bulk, JS sacked, e..
Poultry-Oid heDs, fat, heavy Sc s.; rc1sSers S. q
turkeys, g.
ProvisIons-Sugor cured hams. iiI bacon. q; dried
beef 2 dried beef eiesr 3; dry sat Clear rie SIDES
s. 81; long clear 81 - shoulders. s ~; short clear
81 e5 smoked clear rib Sides 81 So long csei-r
b 20; shoulders, sS 2j:.short clear g Is.
Hess Pork-Si6 -.
I.ard.-Choicc tierce. sc 6es.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Township Officers.

Each Road Cverseer should have
:load Overseer's Account Book, Re.
ceipt Book for Labor, Receipt Book
for Extra Work, and Receipt Book
for Material Used.
CT The above should be furnished
to the Officers of each well regulated
Township,at the expense Of the Town
ship. The EAGLE has the most com.
plete Books and Blanks ROW published.
Each Township Clerk should
have CLERKS Record AID W0Frs1;
Book.
Each Township Treasurer s6cul,:
have Il Treasurer's Record
stray Record, transcripts, Compiled
Laws of 1885. and full assortment OF
Blanks. For sale at this Office.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Australia.

MELBOURNE, May Beach. the oars
man, signed articles and deposited a for
felt in a race with Hanlon on Nepaan river
on November 2Gth, for 50, 500 side A
sculling sweepstakes race is being arranged
at Sydney for November, which will he
open to the world. Entrance fee will be
$500 for native scullers and $3.50 for Eng
lish and American oarsmen. The prizes
will be $1,000, $1,000 and 5000 A
double sculling sweepstakes is also pro
posed with prizes of 81, 250, $4,000 and
S2Jo
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
SDriuter'S Contest.

PHILADELPHIA, May THE six-day,
go-as-you-please pedestrian contest which
began at Elit rink at 1 o'clock Monday
morning with forty entries, closed at II
o'clock tonight. Scores of ten men on the
track at the finish:
Storockel 5l5 miles, Albcrts sos, Nor
marck 492, Hart 49, Elson 472. Newhart
All, S. Day 405, lilly 400, Williams 368,
Adams 312
Prizes, $4,000 to first; 81 COO to second;
5000 to third; $500 to fourth. The other
six men received cash presents from the
management for remaining on the track.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Chicago Lave Stock.

The brewers journal reports cattle receipts 100,
shipments 400 steady; shipping ESQ 1916 lbs:
o. t8saf4 6s: checkers and feeders Sc s5s IS COWS
bulls and mixed e. ua4 co bulk e. 1ex3 10; through
Texas cattle g. Sas@ 90.
Hoss-Reoepts sU, shipments 500 market
steady. rough End mixed q oN6.5 IS: pack
e5009A 3D.
Gheep-Receipts 500 shipments +Ca: steady:
natives a 00Gs %: western s. SIG: IS: Texans g. 3
@S 81 lambs o. o0Ge 81.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
OVER THE OCEAN.
England,

LONDON, May THE returns issued by
by the board of trade show the imports
during the month of April increased
60, 6SS, 172 as compared with those of the
corresponding month last year, and that
the experts decreased Sc, 149 rs compared
with those of April, 1886 The London
stock markets closed depressed in conse
quence of the unsettled condition Of the
Afghan frontier question.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
OyertaxinS the Nervous Sys,em

Tho terrors Of nervous prcStration-that
calamity which seems new zoe, hu: Is really
only a new name for al old one-hauct men
almost equally with women II men hold out
longer against its approaches, which is doubt
full. they succun.h almost hoss!essly, and need
longer for cure / know young men Of tine
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
st. Louis lave stock.

| 81. LoviA Msy :.
Csttle-Rcts. 400: shpt 30: market strong. choics
heavy native steers 81 6995 %; shippers
steers fair to good S. 93e4 55 feeders far ts
good % 20a4 GO; st0ckers fair good 81 2yf.3 is
fexas common TO choice, 81 1904 1G
Hogs-Reeeipts 1899; shpt 1856; market steady
| choice, heavy and butchers selections 81 4as
s.; packing fair to good, S. S55 IS: yorkers DE
t'nIn to prime IS ZOOS l5 pigs 70 good s; 81
al 80
sneep-Receipts, 1870 shipments -; market Arm
wooled medium fancy 1894 6yi fair cccIce 10
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Put Up or Shut Up.

NEW YORK. May 7-Riehard K. Fox
deposited $1,000 forfeit to match jake
Kilrain against John L. Sullivan with
gloves for $1,000 a side and worlds
Championship heavy weight diamond belt
contest to take place near Baltimore OF
Pittsburg within six months. II not &C
cepted within two weeks Kilrain will
claim the belt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
The Nashville Course.

NASHVILLE, May First race. six fur
longs-Col. Owens won, Charley Marks
second, Kirk third Time IL "a.
Second race, mile-Falls City won,
Gold Flea second, Hottentot third. Time
las.
Third race seven furlopgs-Enchantress
won, Queen Bess second, Hornpipe third.
Time ! 81 "a
Fourth race, 1 IA mile-Elgin won,
Ban Nail second, Irish Pat third. Time
2:01 IL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

Lewis 4 Moore are now ready 10 deliver
ice to the city trade. They are the sole
agents fer the Crystal Ice Co.'S. pure distilled
water ice. Wagons will visit all parts Of the
city daily between s. M and Il m Parties
desiring TO use this ice can order from the
wagons or leave orders at Lewis & Mooreis
Office, Ia y. Main. Telephone gil
Srxo.f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
SPORTING LIFE.
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, May First race,
l-S mile-Knight of Ellerslie won, Mono
crat second. Time; 2:05 g.
Second race. 5 furlongs-Badge won.
Amos second, Patton third. Time, :08
IA
Third race, 2 miles-Montrose won,
Clarion second, Tom Nichols third. Time
2:56 1-2
Fourth race, 3 mile-Linda Payne won
Bixby second, Pat Donovan third. Time.
% IA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

Inc anleer or -AISnanistan Is a disco9raser
Of letter writing and an enemy Of newspapers.
he collects twelve cents for each letter SET;
inside bis domain, and 10 less than 81. y FOR
each newspaper.-EaIpers Bazaar.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
France.

PARIS, May THE Steele denies the
statement published in lie Paris that de
fensive alliance has been concluded be
tween France and other powers Official
denial is also imminent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Kansas City 1--we Stock.

KANSAS CITY May I.
Cattle - Rsceipts. 1888. shipments. SIS: steady;
good to choice 81 S5di So common to medium. ), s
n 81 stockers 81 0DGS 25 feeding steers. IS 500
81. cows, conmon 10 choice. & 2sS3 50
Hogs. Receipts fissi shipments S;S: lower
good TO chOi,e s. Goes Is; common to racdtuis
G)a4 g; stps and PITS 81 sega 50.
Sheep.-Keceipts, al shipments. -; dun;
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Wanted. Cooks.

Woluen preferred two that are capable of
cooking short order and regular meals good
wages to the right party that can do first
class work No use for scrubs at any price.
Apply by telegraph, per paid, or personally
to 1923 East Douglas ave, Detroit Dining
Pallor MRS NJ J. BLACKBURN.
l3--2t*
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

TEHESAN, May Queen Victoria S
jubilee was celebrated in the city last night
with unwontcd splesior. Buildings of
the British legation were spiendidly illu
minated
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

5. l. Davidsen & Co. In CitizeTss Lark
building, have pl.nty Of naocey to loan on
abort tirue paper. Borrowers must furnish
good endorsers or prime real estate. or sp-
proved collatera.s a. security. Rate of IN
terest reasonable 1851